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Open Source for Beginners
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What you’ll learn
- Open source software and its history
- Licensing and legal considerations for open source software
- Using Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration
- Open-source development best practices
- Build and package open-source software
- Open-source project management and governance
- Open-source community building and communication
- Open source career opportunities and paths
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Description
The idea of collaboration drives a large part of today’s global technology. Open source helps you witness innovation by collaboration-be part of it and contribute to it.
Unlike its origins in “free and open” source code, today, open source incorporates various other paradigms, including advocacy, design, data, and communities.
This course is designed to give a holistic idea of open-source principles while offering enough exposure to the practical methodology.
By the end of this course, you will be able to contribute to open-source, participate in open-source communities, host your open-source projects, and develop an understanding of the ecosystem and be a part of it.
As we learn about open source during the course, we will talk about origins, open source licenses, communities, collaboration & participation, and much more.
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About the instructor
Harsh Joshi is a software engineer with expertise in backend technologies, scalable architecture, and distributed systems.
At Plum, he contributed significantly as a founding engineer, playing key roles in multiple projects and technology stacks. Harsh is also an advocate for open source, demonstrating versatility across various technology stacks and engineering systems. His experience spans roles at Google Summer of Code and OPEN Community, showcasing his skills in backend engineering, mobile platforms, and web technologies.
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